My Favorite Martian Page #7

Synopsis: Life couldn't get much worse for News Producer Tim O'Hara. He humiliates the one he loves, Brace Channing and ends up getting fired by her father. Then, a Martian from Mars arrives in his home. The Martian adopts the name 'Uncle Martin' and becomes friends with Tim, whilst he fixes his ship. Unaware to Martin, Tim actually wants to reveal him to the world, but can he actually do that to his new friend and 'Uncle'?
Genre: Comedy, Family, Sci-Fi
Director(s): Donald Petrie
Production: Walt Disney Productions
  3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.0
Rotten Tomatoes:
12%
PG
Year:
1999
94 min
629 Views


- Sorry.

-Faster. Faster.

-It's getting closer!

-I'm going as fast as I can!

-That's not fast enough!

Martin! Martin, up ahead!

We're trapped! Quick, make us smaller.

We're not gonna make it!

Hang on!

-Are we clear?

- Whoa-ho, I think we did it!

-I see light ahead!

-Oh. Whoa, whoa-ooh!

-Where the heck are we?

- Hey, Elma,

where's my new Field and Stream?

It's in the bathroom,

right where you left it.

Oh, yeah.

I see it now.

By the way,

where's my tuna sandwich?

-You want it in there?

-Ha-ha. Ohh!

Why'd I eat that fourth burrito?

-Uh-oh.

-Do it. Do it now.

Uh! Uh, uh, uh-

-Sorry, buddy.

-I'll get you, you son of a b-

-No!

-Sir, the police just had a crank call.

-A '62 Plymouth just came out

of a toilet on Woodlawn.

-Aah!

Stop! Pull over! Pull over!

We need to talk!

Pull over!

-Pull over there.

-Where? Oh.

-Get the alternator. I'll get the ship!

-Okay.

Oh, my goodness! Martin!

What's wrong?

Forgive me, Lorelei,

but this is urgent.

-You have something I need desperately.

-Oh, wow.

-Martin, don't say that

unless you mean it.

-You don't know the half of it.

-I'm from another world.

-Oh, well, I could have told you that.

-Oh! Mmm!

Mar- Martin?

Martin, come on!

When you look at the stars,

think of me.

-Oh. -

Oh! Whew!

Feelings for an Earth woman-

I've gotta get off this planet.

I've got it!

I don't have the right tools,

so I'm having trouble getting-

Oh!

Or we could do it your way.

But wait! This means your vehicle

will cease to function.

I know how much it means to you.

Well, that's too bad.

Just had the darn thing washed too.

That's good!

That's-

Martin? Martin?

- Direct hit!

-Uncle Martin?

Hey! Hey, what-

Hey, you don't know what you're doing!

Hey, hey!

Don't mess with that spaceship!

It's gonna explode!

-Narrow the beam.

-Intensify.

I'm not flame-retardant!

We're in here!

Stop it!

-We're gonna die.

-Die? And I'm still virgin wool!

-It's okay.

I'm scared! Hold me!

Oh, this is nice.

Easy does it.

Great.

-Wow. Fascinating.

- Doctor.

It appears to be some sort of...

biomechanical transmitting device.

Doctor, there's some chewing gum

wedged back in his molar.

Leave it!

Pestering me with Juicy Fruit!

This guy's got a radio station

inside of his skull! Here.

We'll put this under the electron

microscope later. Whoa-ho!

Excellent.

Armitan's gonna be eating his words!

Perfect ending

to an already perfect day.

-He's a little pale.

-I think he's having a negative

reaction to the tranquilizers.

Well, two CCs of adrenaline, stat!

-Doctor, I think we're losing him.

-Nothing.

- Shut it down.

-Get ready to try it again.

This time, full power.

-He's pointing to something.

-He's pointing to the thing.

-Pick it up. Pick-

Pick it- Yeah.

No. No, no, no.

No, that one. That one.

Yeah, yeah. Yeah.

This. Do this.

-Yes!

Whoa-oh-oh!

No. No, no. Oh.

-Tim!

-Oh!

All right, back off, Gomer.

Hey.

Give me that, dipstick!

You get Tim.

I'll scare the locals.

-Let's get out of here!

-Call security!

-Nobody will take on the suit!

My zipper is stuck,

and I'm mad as hell!

-Lizzie, what-

-Tim! Oh, are you okay?

-Fine, fine. Are you okay?

-Oh, you wouldn't believe-

-Yeah.

-We got to find Martin.

-Yeah.

Back off!

You heard me.

You don't understand. That spaceship's

gonna explode in 20 minutes.

-It is?

-On the floor. Now.

Excuse me.

Arnold, Jean-Claude?

Not working. Oh.

-It's an empty suit.

-Empty suit?

Now you've done it, Grasshopper.

Whoo-aah!

Boxing?

-You should be boxing groceries.

That tickles, ya big ox!

Say, aren't you

one of the Spice Girls?

-Alley-oop!

Beavis down, Butt-head to go.

So, is it true you peed your bunk

in summer camp? Ouch!

Oh, Gee- Tim! Lizzie!

-Ooh!

-Uh-oh.

-This is gonna hurt.

-Ooh!

-Ow!

-Lizzie!

The ship's going to explode!

Veenox Seven.

Chew this.

- You gotta believe it!

Whoa-oh-oh-oh!

Uh-oh.

Did you do something with your hair?

Glad you noticed.

Whoop!

-I think I liked you

better the other way.

-Oh, really?

-Well, that can be arranged.

-No, no. We gotta find Martin.

-Where's Zoot?

Oh, no.

Come on!

Come on!

Doctor, he's gone.

He's not gone till I say he's gone,

so back off!

-Back off! Now!

- Charge the paddle.

- All right, we're charged.

- Clear! Clear!

All right. Clear!

-Come on, Martin.

-Oh, damn!

-There's no pulse, Doctor.

All right, all right.

I'm calling it. 8:15.

-We're too late.

- No, hurry!

- Would you like me

to do the autopsy, Doctor?

-Are you insane?

-You get out of here! Get out!

-All right. All right.

All of you idiots, you get out.

You get out.

-I'm goin'!

-You get right out. Clowns!

Come on.

Okay, my sorry little Martian.

Have it your way.

Let's open you up.

- Assistance, Doctor?

-What? No! You-

Hey, wait a minute.

You're not-

-She came with me.

-Oh.

-Clear.

Must... be together.

Zoot!

-Martin?

-Martin!

- Tim! Lizzie!

-You're- You're-

- Breathin', baby!

I still got the touch.

Oh, you beauteous bathrobe!

-Martin-

-Let's see cotton do that, huh? Easy.

-I got an image!

- Okay, okay.

Martin! Martin!

-We don't have much time.

-Blotz!

-Shut down and monitor all exits.

All units stand by for total lockup.

-Martin, can you get the lock?

-I think so.

-Come on!

-Biotech units on alert.

All non-security personnel...

-are to report to their holding areas.

-Come on. Stay down!

-Stay down.

-Here's a place!

All right.

Stand back, you two.

-What's going on? Where's the alien?

-There's been a slight problem.

-Open that gate. Let's find Dr Coleye.

-Yes, sir, yes, sir. Right away.

-Come on!

Let 'em through!

Here.

There. Contact.

There.

I think that's going to work.

I'm gonna miss you, Martin.

-You too, Zoot.

-You're so full of starch!

Hey, let 'em know how you feel!

You're the best pet I ever had!

Stop being such a baby blanket!

Lizzie, my dear friend.

Take care, Uncle Martin.

I've done that before. It's very nice.

I highly recommend it.

Good luck, you two.

Something tells me

you're gonna miss your flight!

-Then in two minutes, we all die.

-You're lying.

Are you certain about that, Coleye?

-Because I'm not.

-What are you saying?

-Release him.

-Release him?

I have spent an entire career

trying to prove that aliens exist.

Now he's my proof!

Dead or alive,

he's staying with me!

Oh. Ohh! Ohh!

Whoa! Aah!

-Martin?

-I don't understand! I- I-

Coleye, you always were a little blotz.

- What?

-Neenurt!

Ha ha ha! I haven't heard that name

in a long time.

-Pronounced properly, anyway.

-You mean it was you all along?

I can't believe this!

I should have known! You're a Martian?

I was-

Uhh! Aah!

Waaah!

-Wait. You're the one I saw at the pier.

I was trying to get to you

before they did.

I've been trying

to hitch a ride home for 30 years!

What a beauty!

Oh, by the way,

I believe these belong to you.

My antennae.

I can't go home without these. I have a

hard enough time getting dates as it is.

Mine's always giving me trouble too.

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